The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-19
PERSONAL.

EMMA JAMES calls attention to the fact that
Mrs. Cleveland was not born when the battle of
Gettysburg was fought.
a FAN with a sketch of ''Redshirt," in. black
and white and the autograph of Buffalo Bill,
was recently sold in London for $3.50.
MISS SARAH ORNE JEwETT is expected to re-
main at her home in South Berwick. Me-, till
autumn, during which time she will write some
short stories which she has promised to the
magazines
Ex-Gov. ST. JOHN, of Kansas, makes his
headquarters this year at the Grand Union
Hotel, New York, and proposes to make a sum-
mer campaign in the interests of prohibition
among the Atlantic coast watering places
SOME one sent poor picture of Patti to the
SongstreSs with request that she write her aU-
tograph below it,. She said: Good gracious
What an abominable picturel | can I sign that. :"
She thought a moment Then she turned it
over and wrote on it: who is this! don't
know. Adelna Patti
CARDINAL RuFFo ScIILA, who is to be sent by
the Pope to the Queens jubilee, is described as
appointed Nuncio at Munich, the inhabitants Of
Chieti, his episcopal seat, tried to prevent his
departure. and he had to escape by night, under
the protection of Italian gendarmes.
Mrs. HANNAH R. La FOREST celebrated her
ninetY-first birthday on Saturday last at the
home of DR.. W. L. Richards, near Boston. Her
father carried gun at Bunker Hill, and was af-
terward Captain on Gen Washington's staff
She also had relatives in the war of 1912, a son
in the Seminole war, and numerous sons, grand
sons and nephews in the civil war.
MRS GEORGE WARD NICHOLS, founder and
proprietor Of the famous lockwood Pottery at
Cincinnati" according to a current paragraph
has an income Of of 100000. She established
the factory at the beginning of the pottery
craze, and still works in it about five hours a
day" This income, however, is not derived
from the pottery. 1t comes from the estate of
her father who was son of the several times
millionaire Nick Longworth.
IT Is SAID that the venerable Dan Rice, at his
recent marriage to wealthy Texas widow
looked the picture of robust health His wife is
one of the most intellectual women in Texas
She has not been out of the State since she was
re years OF age. Her former husband was the
well-lnown Capt, Greathouse, who started the
first stock ranch In the Lone Star State 1t Is
said that her recent marriage is the consumma-
ton of romantic love story
Gov. BARTLETT, Of California, is in a very I'M
satisfactory state of health. He is suffering
from hemoIThages of the kidneys and a severe
attack OF malaria. Gov. Bartlett Is over 60 years
of age. In case OF his death or retirement Lieut.
Gov Waterman, the only Republican among the
State officials, would succeed to the Governor
ship. Waterman has made large fortune as
miner in southern California, and thus possesses
the first requisite for success as II Republican
oifice.holdcr.
Ex-Gov CHAuNc EY i. CLEVELAND, of Connec.
ticut, who died few days ago at the age of So
was in his younger days the hnndsomest man
in the Nutmeg state. In his political lifo he had
what Is now widely known as Cleveland Luck ~
The first time he ran for Governor he lacked l2j
OF n majority OF the popular vote. He was
therefore chosen Governor by the Legislature
When LIE ran for his second term in 1913 he agnin
lacked popular majority by ~ votes, and again
the Legislature carijed him into Office
THERE are other Cleveands in Washington
besides the Presidents family. The directory
gives the names of ten Clevelands who are in
various walks of life. Charles Cleveland Is a
clerk Charles A.. Cleveland belongs to the
United States navy, Cynthia L. Cleveland is a
clerk in the Treasury Department David G.
Cleveland is waiter, Jane Cleveland is recorded
as a widow, Lizzie Cleveland tx a servant In a
house near the capitol, Philip r. Cleveland has
no given occupation. willis elfovrr~ cleveland
appears in large letters as President of the
United States"